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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1957

Page

4

Farm Troubles Caused By Too Many Farmers

Washington report summarizes testimony by economists led by Theodore Schultz that the core farm problem is an excess of people in farming not land or output. They contend policy gadgets won’t fix surpluses as rising nonfarm demand outpaces farm product demand, and many farmers are leaving the fields.

Washington Congress Senate House Sen Sparkman D Ala Theodore W. Schultz University of Chicago Economics Department

Eden %s Recovering From New Attack Of Fever

Eden, Sir Anthony Eden, 60, is reported recovering from a new fever attack in Looe England. Doctors advise moving nearer London to stay in close touch. He previously had fever bouts last February after resigning as prime minister for health reasons. A bile duct operation occurred in Boston in April and his liver ailment required more rest. The couple moved 12 days ago to a rented 30 room mansion in southwest England, 200 miles from London.

Looe England Anthony Eden London Eden Boston

Federal Aid For Science To Be Studied

The Senate Preparedness subcommittee will examine federal subsidies for scientific education as it wraps up its missile program inquiry. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson said federal aid should help train scientists for defense work and plans to involve the Labor Committee on a scientific education program. The panel notes the U.S. lags Russia in trained engineers and scientists, with Russian math and science education described as superior.

Washington Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Johnson Senate Hill D-Ala Senate Labor and Welfare Labor Committee United States Russia

Two Injured On Shortcut

Two El Paso youths, Jose Martinez age 16 and David Vargas age 10, rode bikes onto a stopped freight train in Deming New Mexico. The train did not stop and carried them 160 miles to Lordsburg before a rear collision shattered their bikes. Both were hospitalized with injuries and scheduled for release today.

Jose David

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